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Which airports can I use for Cleveland-Zurich flights?

For Cleveland-Zurich flights, you can use Burke Lakefront Airport, Cuyahoga County Airport, Cleveland Hopkins Intl. Airport as departure airport, and Zurich Airport, Zürich Railway Station for arrival.

How many kilometers is the flight distance from Cleveland-Zurich and how long does the flight take?

The flight distance between Cleveland-Zurich is 6778 kilometers in total. The flight between the two cities takes 8 hour 20 minutes.

Which day is the most convenient for Cleveland-Zurich flights?

When the average prices are examined, the most suitable day for Cleveland-Zurich flights is Monday.

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Popular Airport	Zurich Airport
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Approximate Flight Duration	8 hour 20 min
Approximate Travel Distance	6778 Km

Transportation to Airport from Cleveland City Center

Burke Lakefront Airport

You can go to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport from the city center by shuttle or taxi. You can rent a car if you prefer to have the control. A more luxurious alternative is rental limousines. If you need a low-cost transportation option, it is very easy to reach the airport by metro.

Taxi

You can arrange a taxi from the taxi stands in the city center, or you can ask your hotel to call a taxi for you. Taxi to Cleveland Hopkins Airport from the city center takes about 15 minutes and costs about 35 dollars.

Car Rental

You can easily find a company in the city center where you can rent a car. Remember that car rental in Cleveland is considered costly because of the high tax rate. If you rented a car during your travel, you should use the I-71 motorway to get to the airport. You can reach the airport in 15 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Metro

The Red Line subway line connects the city center directly to the airport. You can get your ticket from the machines at the stations. The price is $ 2.25 for one way. The Red Line to the airport leaves every 15 minutes and the journey takes about 30 minutes.

Hotel Service

Over thirty Cleveland hotels offer airport shuttle service to their customers. If your hotel offers this service, you can reach the airport with great ease by booking in advance.

Limousine

The 15 limousine rental companies that are contracted with the airport take their passengers from the city center to the airport. If you want to have luxury and comfortable transportation, you can find detailed contact information at the airport's website or at your hotel.

Airport Information

About 9 miles south of Cleveland city center, the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Ohio. There are also a number of stores where you can shop at the airport, which has all the eating and drinking areas that everyone can enjoy.

The airport serves its guests to meet all the needs of passengers. Moreover, there are various exhibitions and activities at the airport, which is almost like an art gallery.

Cleveland Hopkins Intl. Airport

You can reach Cleveland Hopkins International Airport from the city centre by using hotel shuttle services or a taxi. Rent a vehicle if you would like more control over your trip. Hiring a limousine would be a more luxurious alternative. However, if in search for a cheap mode of transportation, you can easily reach the airport by using the metro.

Taxi

You can take a taxi from any of the taxi stands situated in the city centre, or ask your hotel to arrange one for you. The journey from the city centre to the airport by taxi takes around 15 minutes and costs on average of 35 dollars.

Car Rental

Car rental companies can easily be found in the city centre. Keep in mind that due to the high tax rate, hiring a vehicle could be expensive. If you are planning to reach the airport with a rented vehicle, take the Interstate 71 (I-71) and follow directions. This journey takes approximately 15 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Metro

The Red Line connects the airport to the city centre. You can purchase your ticket from the ticket machine. A one-way ticket costs 2.25 dollars. The Red Line metro trains from the city centre to the airport depart every 15 minutes, and the journey lasts approximately 30 minutes.

Hotel Shuttle Service

Over thirty hotels in Cleveland offer airport shuttle services. If your hotel is one of them, book in advance to comfortably reach the airport.

Limousine

There are 15 limousine companies that have working relations with Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. These limousine companies pick up travellers from the city centre and transport them to the airport. To travel in a luxurious and comfortable way, gather more information about limousine services from the airport’s website or from your hotel.

Airport Information

Located about 9 miles southwest of Cleveland city centre, the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in the U.S. state of Ohio. There are enough food and drink options to please all travellers, and many stores to shop at. The airport meets all the needs of passengers, and is so to speak an art gallery where different exhibitions and events are organized on a regular basis.

Transportation to Zurich City Center from Airport

Zurich Airport

Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and is situated at the tip of Lake Zurich. The city is divided in two by the Limmat River, which is a outlet of Lake Zurich. The city’s main railway station, Zurich Hauptbahnhof, is the focal point of the public transportation network. Every tram, train, and bus line passes through this area, providing transportation to various parts of the city and its surrounding areas. The public transportation system in Zurich is the Zürcher Verkehrsverbund (ZVV). Public transportation vehicles in Zurich are very clean, reliable and comfortable. The prices are very reasonable and every vehicle is extremely punctual. While trains provide transportation within the city, and access to neighboring cities, the most preferred means transportation in the city are buses and trams.

The public transportation network also operates after midnight. This service is called the night supplement. You need to purchase a night supplement ticket, in addition to your regular ZVV network ticket. Tickets can be purchased from ticket machines, sales offices, or by SMS.

The ZürichCARD is a fare payment system for all public transit in the city. It is an ideal option for tourists looking to explore the city during their stay. Purchasing a Zurich card to use during your stay ends up being more affordable. You have the option of purchasing a ticket that is valid for 24-hours or 72-hours. These tickets also offer free entry to museums in Zurich, a 10-20% discount in participating stores, and discounts on city tours and various cultural activities.

Zurich Airport is the largest and busiest airport in the country. The airport is located 13 km from the city center, a 12 minute ride by rail. If you plan on getting to the city center by public transportation you can purchase a ticket after you land, which will be valid for 1 hour. Passengers under the age of 16 receive a discount on tickets. Children under the age of six must be accompanied by an adult and ride for free. Passengers under the age of 25 can purchase a multi-day pass, which is more affordable.

Train

The easiest way to get to the city center from the airport is by train. The train station is located at the airport, on Level -2, next to the shopping mall. The train runs every 12 minutes and provides transportation to the main railway station, Zurich Hauptbahnhof. The total trip from the airport to the main station takes 12 minutes. The main railway station is located in the city center. The public transportation system in the city is incredibly punctual, so keep in mind that the train will depart on time.

Zurich Hauptbahnhof is a major station with dense passenger traffic. Trains departing from this station provide transportation within the city as well as transportation to other cities in Switzerland and neighboring countries such as France and Germany. The railway station also contains a shopping center, the ShopVille mall, located beneath it. Other areas that regional trains travel to include the Glattbrugg Railway Station, Regensdorf Railway Station, Schlieren Railway Station, Waldburg, Wollishofen and Uetliberg.

Bus

Another way to get to the city center from the airport is by bus. The bus network in the city is very comprehensive and convenient. Buses depart from the Airport Centre and provide transportation to the main railway station. From there you can access every part of the city using different public transportation alternatives. Buses are also very punctual and depart on time under normal circumstance but visitors should expect delays when it snows.

Tram

The tram is the second largest transport network in the city, after buses. There are 10 tram lines that provide transportation within the city. These lines all gather around the city center and operate from the city center to the outskirts of the city. However, since the tram network isn’t as comprehensive as the bus network you can’t access every part of the city by tram. Once you get off the tram you always have the option of transferring to a bus or train.

Taking the tram to the city center is quite convenient. Tram Line 10 provides transportation from the airport to the main railway station located in the city center. The tram departs from the Airport Centre, which is located on Level -2. The tram runs every 7 ½ to 15 minutes.

Tram Line 2 operates between Farbhof and Tiefenbrunnen Railway Station, tram Line 3 operates between Albisrieden and Kluspla, tram Line 4 operates between Werdhölzli and Tiefenbrunnen Railway Station, tram Line 5 operates between Enge Railway Station and the zoo, tram Line 7 operates between Wollishofen and Stettbach Railway Station, tram Line 9 operates between Triemli and Hirzenbach, tram Line 10 operates between Seebach and the Main Railway Station, tram Line 11 operates between Oerlikon Railway Station and Rehalp, tram Line 13 operates between Albisgütli and Frankental, and tram Line 14 operates between Tremli and Seebach.

Taxi

Another transportation alternative to get to the city center from the airport is by taxi. However, taxis are more expensive than public transportation options and offer the same level of comfort. Public transportation vehicles provide quality service at an affordable price so paying extra for a taxi can be unnecessary.

Rental Car

If you don’t want to use public transportation vehicles, then renting a car is another transportation alternative. You can rent a car from the Airport Center, located on level 1, and return your vehicle to the Rental Car Return area at the end of your trip, if you are flying out of Zurich Airport. You can also book a vehicle in advance by making a reservation online. Rental car companies located at the airport that you can choose from include Alamo, Avis, Budget, Thrifty, Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz, National, and Sixt.